Why is this Important?

Supply chain management factors in the energy sector may cause an impact to EGCO's electricity production processes. The company recognizes risks arising from extreme weather conditions, which may disrupt the transportation and procurement of essential resources. However, the transition to a low-carbon society also presents opportunities for expanding investments in clean energy and developing infrastructure that meets future demands. Despite the challenges associated with resource procurement, these issues are driving the industry to accelerate the development of resilience and innovation within the supply chain, thereby enhancing competitive capabilities.

To respond to various challenges, EGCO Group emphasizes the establishment of preventive and corrective measures to ensure that its supply chain operates continuously. This has a direct impact on the company's credibility through collaboration with partners to enhance business efficiency, increase revenue, reduce costs, ensure value, and mitigate procurement and service risks. Additionally, it promotes the development of a comprehensive and stable supply chain from upstream to downstream. This approach is designed to cope with market complexities and support industry growth.

Sustainability Material Topic: Supply Chain Management
Stakeholder Impact on Materiality Topics

Supplier & Business Partner

Investors

Management Approach

Supply Chain Management Target

Long Term Target
  • Zero contractor accidents at worksites managed by EGCO Group

  • Supplier satisfaction rating on EGCO Group’s ESG strategies and operations

  • 100% of significant suppliers with a climate change plan integrating the roadmap to reach Net Zero by 2050

2024 Target and Performance
  • Zero supplier fatalities

  • 100% of new suppliers have acknowledged the EGCO Group Supplier Code of Conduct

  • 100% of critical / significant and high-risk suppliers have undergone sustainability assessment

  • Suppliers satisfied with EGCO Group’s ESG operations

  • 100% of critical / significant suppliers have undergone climate change risk assessment

  • In-depth technical support programs to build capacity and ESG performance in suppliers. A training course is planned for critical/significant suppliers with risk in greenhouse gas emissions reduction

Supply Chain Management
[GRI 2-6 (2021)]

EGCO Group has formulated management guidelines for suppliers under the company’s supply chain to minimize the risks associated with electricity generation capabilities.

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Supply Chain Management Strategy

EGCO Group is determined to ensure the sustainable procurement of products and services, which is implemented with operational excellence, transparency, and fairness.

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EGCO Group Supplier Code of Conduct

Supplier Code of Conduct has been developed in compliance with UNCG’s 10 principles as well as the company’s internal standards. This Code of Conduct provides guidelines for suppliers to follow.

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ESG Risk Assessment and Integration of ESG Factors into Supplier Selection

The sustainable assessment standard is integrated into EGCO Group’s supplier selection and screening process to ensure their capabilities to provide raw materials and services that meet the company’s expectations.

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Supplier Audit and Corrective Action

Operational audits and in-depth risk assessments are performed annually on significant suppliers and high-risk suppliers to ensure the compliance with Supplier Code of Conduct, laws, and various measures.

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Supplier Capacity Building

EGCO Group has organized supplier participation activities regularly since 2018.

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Policies, Requirements and Performance

Performance Data

Updated as of May 2025

The information reported above was prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative Standards (GRI Standards). It has been audited by an external party and has received limited assurance through the 2024 Annual Report.